victoria Hannah @vickylvzgorsty @ellevogueandme if u have a ipad there are sum great apps visual and sounds I use it with my son who is also autistic and non-verbal
Kari @whoopsidaisy86 @ellevogueandme I don't have experience in it personally,but I class I took suggested peer imitation&creating/looking 4 practice situations.
Kari @whoopsidaisy86 @ellevogueandme Like if u were teaching him to wave hello, you would purposely look 4 ppl to greet, wave each time, & have him do it too.
Kari @whoopsidaisy86 @ellevogueandme There are probably more exact techniques out there. I'd be interested to learn more. Let me know what you find! :)
Vijay Harsiyani @Vijay_H @ellevogueandme have you tried the picture exchange system?
Janice H. Rash @Jrmom24
@ellevogueandme Do sign language. For emotions pictures of family members faces, close up., "i feel stamps/pad" http://pic.twitter.com/Ox8WWk1
Janice H. Rash @Jrmom24
@ellevogueandme Get an ipad.There are great apps available for touch screen tap talking pictures for communication.A.Kids are tech savvy
Janice H. Rash @Jrmom24
@ellevogueandme look at company in SC, Super Duper has great fun packs and materials for autism and speech. http://pic.twitter.com/I2bcmIJ
Janice H. Rash @Jrmom24
@ellevogueandme http://pic.twitter.com/AW1ZG8z
